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Q&A: Nikhil Kolar, vp Microsoft AI scales its 'click-to-sign' publisher AI content marketplace

Microsoft's new AI content licensing platform lets publishers set terms and pricing, providing usage reports and aiming to generate revenue while enhancing AI model responses.

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Business Insider, Vox Media, USA Today, People Inc, The AP, Hearst, and Condé Nast are Microsoft content marketplace publisher partners.

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The buffet at will is officially closed. Faced with the rush of publishers and threats of cascading lawsuits, Microsoft is launching a market place dedicated to content licenses. A stretched hand that looks above all like a legal shield for its own AI.

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For an AI chatbot to provide accurate and reliable information, the sources on which its model was trained must be of the highest possible quality. AI companies are fond of these sources, and they often don't ask permission to "borrow" high-value articles from online publications. Microsoft offers a solution in the form of a "content marketplace" which, on paper, could generate some interest from publishers.

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WebProNews broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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